Salvo – UV-VIS-IR Imaging Panel

Salvo – UV-VIS-IR Imaging Panel

Technical Photography can be performed in the so-called “transmitted” mode. The radiation (UV, VIS, IR) passes through the object. The advantage of this approach is that the pigments become more transparent than with the standard IR photographic method.

More examples and case studies about Transmitted Infrared Photography

We developed SALVO, our UV-VIS-IR Imaging Panel. SALVO makes it easy to perform transmitted mode photos, not only in the IR, but also in the VIS and UV.
It is now easy to acquire these transmitted technical photos by just clicking the switch buttons for the respective UV, VIS and IR LEDs.

Features

Emissions:
VIS LEDs emission color temperature 6000K.
UV LEDs emission at 365 nm.
IR LEDs emission at 940 nm.

SALVO’s spectral output measured with GORGIAS, reflectance spectrometer.


External dimensions: 347 x 466 x 116 mm.
Active area: A3 (standard paper size) 297 x 420 mm.

VIS (standard photo) versus Transmitted Infrared (TIR) photo, both taken using SALVO.
CHSOS Educational Collection, item # 17

Measuring SALVO’s output using GORGIAS Reflectance Spectrometer


Making Infrared Transmitted photography on Pigments Checker using SALVO

DOWNLOAD Application note # 3 - Transmitted Infrared Photography with SALVO

We show how to make Infrared Transmitted (IRT) photography on Pigments Checker. Pigments become much more transparent than in standard IR photography.

Infrared Transmitted photography on Pigments Checker using SALVO
IR versus IRT. Pigments Checker photographed with SALVO
VIS versus IRT. Pigments Checker photographed with SALVO